Snap a photo of the bill, record a voice note, type a task or attach the PDF. Eazy Reminder keeps it, organises it and alerts you properly — with a full-screen alarm if that is what it takes.
Most reminder apps only do tasks. Eazy Reminder also handles the bills, the medicines, the birthdays and the paperwork — each with the fields that kind of reminder actually needs.
Whatever is fastest in the moment — snap it, say it, type it, attach it or pin it to a place. Up to 12 photos and 12 documents per reminder, 50 MB each.
A payment reminder carries the amount, the category, who it is for and a payment link — then keeps a paid history, so last month's bill is still there.
Doses with times of day, before or after food, how many days to continue, plus refills and check-ups — and a record of what was actually taken.
Alarms that ring on the days you choose, and birthdays that come back every year on their own.
Colour-coded notes with nothing scheduled, and boards with lists, cards and checklists.
Sub-folders, pinning, and a six-digit PIN lock on the ones nobody else should open.
So the alert is built to survive a sleeping phone: exact alarms, an optional full-screen alert that takes over the screen like a call, a ringtone you choose, and early heads-up alerts before the real deadline.
Snap the bill or prescription, record a voice note, type a line, or attach the PDF. You can also share straight into the app from WhatsApp, your gallery or any other app.
Pick a date and time, add a repeat schedule, and choose how early you want the heads-up. Drop it in a folder so it is easy to find later.
The alert arrives on time, with your ringtone, and — if you want — takes over the full screen. Snooze or complete it straight from the notification.
Pick a kind and see what the reminder actually holds.
The photo is the reminder. Capture the bill, the prescription, the parking slip or the meter reading, and the picture is right there when the alert arrives — account number, due date and all.
Record a few seconds instead of typing a paragraph. Useful when you are driving, cooking or on the way out — play it back from the reminder when it fires.
Payment reminders hold the amount, the category and the biller, with a payment link so settling it is one tap — and a history so you can see what you paid and when.
Enter the medicine once with its dose, timings and how long to continue, and every dose is scheduled. Tag whose medicine it is and one phone can run the household.
Keep the policy, the warranty or the licence attached to the renewal reminder, with early alerts well before it expires — so you are never hunting for the PDF at the counter.
Open the web app, scan the QR code with the phone app, and you are in — no password to type. Reminders, notes, folders, boards, payments and health all stay in sync.
Today, overdue and what is coming
Day, week and month views
Drag cards between lists
Due, paid and what you are owed
Alerts on the web only arrive while the browser is open — your phone stays the alarm clock.
Share one reminder or a whole folder with its sub-folders — by phone number, to a Family & Friends group, or with an invite link for people who do not have the app yet. Each person gets their own copy.
Pick someone from your contacts and send it across.
Send the school calendar to everyone at once.
For people not on the app yet — they claim it after installing.
Invite friends and you both get extra Pro days.
Sending a share needs a paid Pro plan. Receiving one works on the free trial too.
Every sign-up starts with a 3-day Pro trial. After that you stay on Free unless you choose to upgrade — nothing is deleted and no card is held.
Forever. No card needed. Banner ads in the phone app.
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
About ₹30 a month — half the monthly price.
Prices are charged by Google Play or the App Store in your local currency — the price shown in the store at checkout is the one that applies. Full comparison
Free to start, on Android, iPhone and the web.
